D+Vision. From the Gaza stript to Sderot municipalities : an integration proporsal through architecture assets in the territory

Abstract The conceptual formulation of one area affected by an artificial physical barrier its frequently interpreted by architects as the border or limit of two spaces, its commonly used in the field of design as an element of division but also as a landmark on the territories, an action of this kind, can be also be associated with the inside outside limit, that in all of the cases will have a threshold to allow the passing function in between the two separated areas, this threshold or gate is the main opportunity of this actions, because is in this element that memory preserves in the affected community by the division. The wall that divide two states; two cultures; two people and two states is a common example on the 20th century history, the people involved in this situation usually act as a social vector under tension and compression forces, in this particularly assumption we are going to understand this vectors as driven dynamic social vectors affecting the stability of one physical structure that is the “Division Wall.” so the first layer is the common society ( the vectors) and the second layer can be understood as the physical barrier the “division wall” or “The Load” that is going to be considered as a positive fact in the assumption that: “this” by default is the only common element for both sides on the current situation. Then a third layer appear and can be shown as the land affected by the line in between the Load in order to be linked with the two previous postulates, so the question could be: what happen with the no man’s land? Does it has any potentiality? Can it be trace as the merging element for an architectural proposal that melt into the dialogue of this two vectors?